Knee Guards

Mountain biking involves varying terrains and speeds, which increases the risk of crashes and impacts. Body protection helps reduce injuries from falls, collisions with rocks, trees, or other riders, and even unexpected over-the-bars moments. It gives riders the confidence to push their limits while staying safe.

Body protection, Chest protection, knee guards, elbow guards, impact shorts, neck braces.

Using a soft measuring tape, refer to the Leatt size guides. Chest circumference (for upper body gear), Waist and hip measurements (for shorts), Thigh and calf circumference (for knee pads) Arm circumference (for elbow guards).

A chest protector shields your chest, ribs, and sternum from rocks, branches, and impacts during crashes.

Leatt designs it chest protection to work with neck braves, hydration packs and other body armour/ compression layer underneath.

Hitting jumps or drop offs, riding downhill, enduro or bike park trails and rocky terrain.

Mountain bike elbow pads are essential from low speed falls to high speed crashes. Without elbow guards you run a higher risk of sustaining cuts, abrasions and fractures during a crash.

CE Certification, no slip cuffs, breathable materials, low profile design, comfort.

They help prevent cuts, abrasions, impact bruises and fractures.

Refer to the care instructions, in general the following applies. Hand wash or gentil machine wash (cold water), air dry only (avoid dryers and direct heat), avoid harsh chemicals.

You should replace your MTB protective gear when either of the following occurs. A significant crash, visible crack or tears. Not fitting properly from damaged or worn straps or fasteners (materials age over time).

A mountain bike knee guard should stay in place during pedalling and when moving, covers the knee caps, allows a full range of motion.